Sentence examples for be conveniently linked to from inspiring English sources

The main goal of this study was to demonstrate the synthetic feasibility of a triazine-based modular platform, in which the spacer core molecule could be conveniently linked to targeting groups (multimeric or monomeric) and bifunctional chelator labeled with radiometal using either "click chemistry" or standard amidation reactions from an activated NHS ester.

Using the Internet, the average Joe can now from the den of his home set up a company in Nevada (whose state Web site even boasts that it doesn't share information with the IRS) and a bank account in the Caribbean that is conveniently linked to a charge card to tap into his expatriated funds.

Using the Internet, the average Joe can now—from his den—set up a company in Nevada (whose state website even boasts that it doesn't share information with the IRS) and a bank account in the Caribbean that is conveniently linked to a charge card to tap into his expatriated funds.

But instead of angling towards location check-ins, it's focusing on product barcode-scanning with a little NFC thrown in — to encourage consumers to build up a virtual collection (a 'tapestry' — aka a visual wish-list) of items they might like to buy in future which are (conveniently) linked to the retailer's ecommerce database.

And, the accounts are conveniently linked directly to your bank account.

In 2006 the government pulled down the charming old Star Ferry pier (an act of vandalism comparable in impact to the destruction of the old Penn Station in New York), replacing it with a faux-Edwardian structure that is conveniently linked by elevated walkway to the I.F.C. shopping mall.

For intercity transactions these staters (i.e., standard units) were conveniently linked by the mina weight (1/60 of a talent) of 425 grams, made up by 150 Corinthian, 100 Attic, and 70 Aeginetan drachmas.

Orbitrap has a shorter time scale of measuring than FT-ICR and can therefore be more conveniently linked to a nano-LC column to measure peptide fractions of a trypsin-digested sample.

Meghan Johnson, a sophomore at Iowa State University, complained in an email that there is only one institution to choose from in opening an account conveniently linked to a student ID: U.S. Bank.

What is conveniently ignored is that while individual cells may fire at that rate, they are not linked to each other via some light-speed network that tells them to fire all exactly in sync.

The first beginnings of these inquiries can be conveniently dated to the 1740s.